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MB1024 LV-ProxSonar-EZ2

Ranges from 6 inches to 254 inches. 3-foot detection zone for proximity information with a ~2.5-second acquire time and ~1.5-second release time.

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  • Resolution of 1 inch
  • ~2.5 second target acquire time*
  • ~1.5 second target release time*
  • Automatic multi-sensor operation
  • People sensor
  • Maximum reported range of 254 inches (645 cm)
  • ~3-foot proximity detection zone (36 inches or 91 cm)
  • Run up to 10+ sensors in the same environment
  • Choice of 2 digital outputs: Logic Level (High/Low) and RS232 serial
  • 42kHz Ultrasonic sensor measures distance to objects
  • RoHS Compliant
  • Read from sensor outputs: Serial and Pulse Width
  • Virtually no sensor dead zone, objects closer than 6 inches range as 6 inches
  • Operates from 2.5-5.5V
  • Low 2.0mA average current requirement
  • Small, lightweight module
  • Designed for easy integration into your project or product
  • 3 foot detection zone

*Custom times available for a nominal NRE fee

Features of the MB1024, ProxSonar-EZ2, include one-inch resolution, both proximity and range information for the nearest detectable target, and various output options: high/low logic level and RS232 serial.

The LV-ProxSonar‑EZ line is designed to detect people or obstacles that enter within a calibrated detection zone. The LV-ProxSonar-EZ proximity sensors report when a person or other detectable target enters the detection zone. The target is released after leaving the LV-ProxSonar-EZ's detection zone.

The MB1024 has a detection zone of ~3 feet. The MB1024 will allow for 10+ simultaneous sensors depending on sensor mounting and environment.

The color of any exposed epoxy will be black or gray, rather than only gray.

The paint dots are removed from the sensors and replaced with part number labels.

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